Latest articles by Kenny Pryde
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'Calling off Paris-Nice stage was not an easy decision' says race director
The Paris-Nice stage three was abandoned with just under 100km gone as snow fall made the course treacherous for riders
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Andy Fenn working hard to be a driving force in Sky's Classics campaign
The 25-year-old says he's learnt a lot from his first senior Paris-Roubaix in 2015 and is looking to place himself at the core of Sky's Classics line-up
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Thibaut Pinot looking to make the most of climbers' course at Rio Olympics
Thibaut Pinot finished second to French compatriot Alexis Vuillermoz in the Olympic test event, but hopes to go one better next August
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Ag2r La Mondiale make host of changes to 2016 Focus race bikes
With the new season fast approaching, mechanics at Ag2r La Mondiale are flat-out at the team’s training camp in Gandia, Spain, building a fleet of just shy of 200 bikes
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The Sky Spring: How Team Sky lit up early-season races
After a year in the doldrums, Team Sky lit up the early season with some stunning results. Sir Dave Brailsford tells us how he turned his team into winners again
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Küng celebrates Romandie stage win in first year as a pro
BMC’s 22-year-old new pro put in a mature and gutsy performance to win stage four of the Tour of Romandie. The Swiss media is excited: how far can Küng go?
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Michael Albasini backing Brit Simon Yates for Tour de Romandie overall
Michael Albasini gave Orica-GreenEdge the stage win it narrowly missed out on in Tuesday’s team time trial, putting himself in the yellow jersey in the process. But the Swiss on the Aussie squad is still backing Simon Yates
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Tejay van Garderen bounces back after crashing over mountain road guardrail
Tejay van Garderen has 'lucky escape' after mountain road barrier crash, quickly recovers to take stage win in Volta a Catalunya the next day
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The Pro Continental fight for invites to the biggest races
Teams in the WorldTour are guaranteed places in all the biggest races on the cycling calendar. But those at Professional Continental level have to fight to get entry, and the scrap for places has never been fiercer. So how do they do it?
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